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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates proficiency in patient care implementation, including assessment, planning, and evaluation under RN supervision. Capable of effective communication, documentation, and coordination of care while adhering to organizational policies and safety standards.
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BLS CertificationPatient Care ImplementationMedication AdministrationVital Signs AssessmentCare Plan Development
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Hard Skills
Patient AssessmentCare CoordinationDocumentationPharmacology KnowledgePatient EducationVital Signs MonitoringIntervention AdministrationDischarge PlanningEquipment PreparationDelegation and Coaching
Soft Skills
Clear CommunicationTeam CollaborationCaring AttitudeTime ManagementAdaptability
Tools & Technologies
Computer SystemsMedical Equipment
Certifications & Qualifications
BLS Certification
Industry Keywords
Nursing ProcessPatient OutcomesClinical ResourcePerformance ImprovementPatient Safety
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesSpring
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Work with an RN to implement patient care under general supervision and organizational policies
- Communicate learning needs to the nurse preceptor and seek varied learning experiences
- Set priorities, meet deadlines, and promote patient outcomes under RN direction
- Use the nursing process for assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation
- Coordinate care provided by professionals and unlicensed staff, including delegation and coaching in selected situations
- Provide selected physical care within the scope of practice
- Document and communicate patient responses, resource consumption, and anticipated needs
- Document nursing histories and patients’ physical and emotional needs
- Develop and manage care plans for assigned patients
- Take vital signs and assess patient conditions
- Observe patients, document conditions and reactions, administer interventions, and notify supervisors or physicians as needed
- Administer prescribed medications and treatments according to approved techniques and policies
- Explain procedures and treatments to patients
- Prepare equipment and assist physicians during treatments and examinations
- Maintain patient comfort and safety
- Initiate patient education plans
- Respond to life-saving situations
- Manage discharge planning and preparation
- Rotate among clinical services and prepare rooms, instruments, equipment, and supplies for procedures
- Participate in performance improvement activities and professional development
- Support a positive work climate and overall team effort
- May act as a clinical resource and role model to Unit Clerks, USAs, PCAs, and LPNs
Requirements
What you’ll need- High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required
- Must be enrolled in an accredited school of nursing
- Must be within one year of graduation, with an expected graduation date in Spring 2027 or Winter 2027
- Must complete Hospital, Core, and Department-specific orientation requirements
- BLS Certification
- Satisfactory completion of a pharmacology course or satisfactory performance on a pharmacology medication test
- Ability to read, interpret, and analyze data from various computer systems and equipment
- Must be able to communicate clearly and caringly, verbally and in writing
- Ability to work variable 12-hour shifts, including a minimum of four shifts per month
- Ability to stand, walk, lift light-weight objects up to 20 pounds, and assist with lifting and moving patients
Benefits
Comp & perks- Paid, year-round position
- Two-week, full-time orientation program
- Not eligible for benefits